Backpacking And Camping In Savage Gulf North Rim (condensed Version)

This is the condensed video of our backpacking in Savage Gulf State Natural Area! The longer video • Backpacking in Savage ...
This place is amazing and we love hiking and backpacking there. There is so many different trails and wonderful waterfalls to explore!

[@nicksangetta8874]

That blue sky on day 2 was killer! I think you have inspired me to do a hike tomorrow. :)

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

Do it!!!

[@MetroOnTheMove]

WOW! This place is incredible. Only hiked the Fiery Gizzard Trail and have not had a chance to check this place out yet. Is there a required reservation or camp fee in this area? Now following number 141!

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

Thank you so much!!!!! Yes savage gulf is amazing!!! There is a fee and must have reservation. I’ll ask Dustin what the fee is and get back to you!!!

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

The total fee per night in 15.63, unless you stay at Hobbs Cabin which is $25.00 plus tax. The cabin has six bunks , a fireplace and a place to eat inside and a picnic table outside. You can see and reserve your campsite online.

[@silkehubbard1948]

Just came across your video. I have explored some areas of Savage Gulf but not the Hobbs Cabin/Sawmill/ Northern part. Looks beautiful. It's on my bucket list to do this hike sometime soon! Thank you for sharing your hiking experience!!

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

The hike to Hobbs Cabin is one of my favorites in the park. During the early spring there are numerous water crossings that are really nice, and it has some really nice view points from along the canyon rim. The hike to Sawmill is an adventure and a pretty tough hike. The trail is steep in some places and rocky in others. It a couple of places it is rocky and steep. It goes down then back up , then all the way down crossing a stream, then back up and finally back down to the campground. It too is a great hike , but it is a moderate hike.

[@silkehubbard1948]

@@boomersoutdoors8898 Thank you for the detailed description! We started the Stone Door, done Greeter Falls and then down to Ranger Falls and back up to Stone Door loop and I have hiked on the Collins Gulf side, hiking down to Horsepound falls and back. I want to try out a loop, doing the stagecoach trail up on top and then descending into Collins Gulf and coming back up to the Collins Gulf Trail head.. Have you guys done that loop before?

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

I have not done that loop, but it would be an awesome route. If you can do the Collins Gulf trail then you will be good on any of the trails. The Collins Gulf down to Horsepound is about as difficult as they get in the Savage Gulf Park.

[@nicksangetta8874]

Nice job crossing the water! That looked like a fun camping trip.

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

Oh Nick hi!!! Yep it was one of the best!! Can’t wait to go out west this fall!!!

[@nicksangetta8874]

@@boomersoutdoors8898 I love that you both do the overnight camping. Im too scared to sleep out there at night! Ha

[@boomersoutdoors8898]

@@nicksangetta8874 Nick my husband says your not scared of anything!!! You do crazy!